Mark Morgan Ford

There is something about getting up earlier that seems wiser, nobler, smarter and just plain more industrious than working late.

Next year or next month or next week, we could wake up one morning to total financial chaos. Here’s what you can do about it.

Despite what you sometimes hear from the financial media and bullish investors, the U.S. economy is still very much in danger of another major financial collapse…

Making “getting rich” financially my supreme and overriding goal was ruthlessly effective, but there are other ways of being rich.

Mental calculations leave you no money to save and invest, and no chance to increase your wealth. It doesn’t have to be that way.

You need money – lots of money – to own the symbols of wealth. But to get the feeling of wealth, you don’t need to spend much at all…

By seeing every situation as a wealth-building opportunity, you can take the actions that will gradually make you very rich.

The smart move is to invest in big, proven companies that have nearly zero chance of going out of business and a long history of providing dividend income to their shareholders.

I made this wealth-building commandment No. 1: Get a little bit richer every day.

When you hit 60, you’re at the crest of life. You can see both ways – backward to your mistakes and forward to know that you’ll make most of them again.